Cottle County, TX homes for sale & real estate

Cottle County, TX Homes for Sale

FIXER in PADUCAH-Property will be sold ''As Is Only. '' Lots of good bones with many unique, original features such as light fixtures, flooring, and woodwork. Additional building sits at the rear of property that served as residence before. Step up to the challenge and bring this property back to life. NO TRESPASSING. PLEASE DO NOT ACCESS PROPERTY WITHOUT BEING ACCOMPANIED BY THE LISTING AGENT OR AN AGENT WHO HAS WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE LISTING AGENT. As with any Exclusive Listing Agreement, owners are not to negotiate with any prospective buyers, but to refer all prospective buyers to the Listing Agent, so please do not contact any of the owners directly. This property is not for Rent,

Cottle County, TX Homes for Sale

51.93 +OR- acres Fenced Paved frontage Native pasture with some improved grass 1 earthen tank Lots of elevation change especially for the size of tract Electricity available and rural water is in place Hunting-Homestead LIST PRICE: $3,000 per acre

Cottle County, TX Homes for Sale

340 Deeded Acres  CRP renewed in 2021 – 306.63 acres at $23.00 per AC Old irrigation well worked until 1980 – pumped near 1000 GPM King Cottle water line runs across the property Has two wire electric fence  FM frontage on two sides Big mesquites, a few hardwoods White Tail, Turkey, dove, quail, wild hogs Improved grass, 33 +or- acres of pasture LIST PRICE: $2,500 per acre, includes 50% of seller's owned minerals

Cottle County, TX Homes for Sale

Located just 10 miles northeast of Paducah, Texas, this 540± acre irrigated grass farm combines strong water resources, quality improvements, and exceptional access. The property features three center pivots supported by six wells (1,650 GPM in total / 4.5 GPM per wet acre), delivering a reliable water supply for approximately 350 acres under irrigation. There are an additional 4 irrigation wells that are in working condition for expansion potential, making 10 wells in total. Currently planted in bermuda grass, the farm is well-suited for hay production, grazing, or diversified agricultural use. All the stock tanks are tied into a rural water line that runs across the property. A lar